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Split into classes for Fill, Stroke, and SatinColumn. Renamed params to be
the same across XML attributes and OptionParser. Added distinct stitch length
params for satin underlay. Renamed "satin underlay" to "contour underlay" and
split out "center walk underlay" and "zigzag underlay".
The code is ten times more readable, parameters make more sense, and everything
is specified by the user in millimeters. Basically, everything is way better.
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* properly process transform parameters (ungrouping no longer necessary!)
* handle satin on beziers properly
* previously beziers were stroked as straight line segments that included control points
* allow overriding parameters on individual paths by adding extra svg params
* embroider_angle, embroider_stitch_length, embroider_zigzag_spacing, embroider_row_spacing, etc
* set using "Edit XML"
* default to 10 pixels per millimeter
* properly write CSV files in millimeters (was dividing by 10)
* always translate pattern to origin to fit in hoop
* add "running stitch length" for < 0.5 stroke width)
* don't traceback if no paths were selected
* add "repeats" option for stroke (satin/running stitch) to go back and forth over the line
* good for a double line of center-line underlay below satin
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Add Franklin G-Code target as output.
Fix issue that filled area was treated as one patch per stitch.
Don't autodetect orientation; let the user choose by orienting the object.
Remove empty stitches.
Base generated inkscape path on output from file.
Allow maximum stitch length of 10 cm.
Save debug output in /tmp.
Disable almost all debugging.
Let hatching connect the segments.
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Embroidery output extension for Inkscape;
downloaded from http://www.jonh.net/~jonh/inkscape-embroidery/
on 2014-12-26 19:38 CET
Copyright 2010 by Jon Howell, licensed under GPLv3.
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